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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #9997: Preterite, present perfect or past perfect
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    Preterite, present perfect or past perfect


    Complete with the past tense, the present perfect tense or thepast perfect.



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    1. You seem very happy together. How long (you-know) her?
    2. He (watch) Tv for two hours when his parents came back.
    3. (you-go) to their party yesterday?
    4. (you-sleep) when we phoned last night?
    5. When I see them, I can't imagine that they (get married) 30 years ago!
    6. Look at the dog, He's all wet. He (run) in the rain again!
    7. I can go out with you now. I (just-finish) my essay.
    8. She (be) ill for 3 weeks now, since that famous party when she drank so much whisky.
    9. Don't worry. I (change) the baby while you were asleep.
    10. The maths teacher gave us such a difficult problem that I (work) on it for five hours yesterday.







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